Georgia Fall Foliage Map 2026
We're once again helping fall foliage enthusiasts in Georgia find the best fall color! Search a place, drag the date slider, and plan where color should be best.
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- Use the Search Bar to find a Georgia city, park, scenic route, or mountain town.
- Use Color Report for daily foliage stage estimates.
- Use Peak Timing to see when each area should reach peak color.
- Toggle Reports On/Off to see or hide local color reports on the map.
- Click Download to save an image of the current map view.
Georgia Fall Color
We're once again helping fall foliage enthusiasts in Georgia find the best fall color! Use our map to explore the estimated timing of fall color throughout the state, allowing you to plan trips with confidence this year. Check back regularly for updates based on the latest reports gathered from hundreds of sources throughout the region.
Georgia’s fall foliage brings a warm glow to the state, with maples and sweetgums turning rich reds, hickories shining golden yellow, and oaks adding deep oranges across the North Georgia mountains and rolling Piedmont. From the scenic trails of Amicalola Falls to the quiet beauty of the Chattahoochee National Forest, each region has its own unique palette shaped by local trees and milder autumn weather. Use our map to find the best times and places for peak color, whether you’re hiking in the Blue Ridge or driving through the historic countryside.
Finding Peak Color in Georgia
Georgia’s fall foliage brings a warm glow to the state, with maples and sweetgums turning rich reds, hickories shining golden yellow, and oaks adding deep oranges across the North Georgia mountains and rolling Piedmont. From the scenic trails of Amicalola Falls to the quiet beauty of the Chattahoochee National Forest, each region has its own unique palette shaped by local trees and milder autumn weather. Use our map to find the best times and places for peak color, whether you’re hiking in the Blue Ridge or driving through the historic countryside.
Elevation, latitude, local weather, and forest composition can shift peak color by several days, so the map is most useful when paired with a specific destination forecast.